On March 18, actor Jin Tae-hyun spoke about the growing number of suggestions he has received encouraging IVF procedures.
Previously, Jin Tae Hyun and his wife Park Si-eun touched many hearts after revealing that they decided to give up on having a biological child after three miscarriages.
Since then, the couple continued to receive direct messages recommending IVF clinics, but Jin Tae Hyun firmly and politely declined such suggestions.
He shared, “If we wanted to rely on medical procedures, we would have done so a long time ago. Even now, I love my wife more than the idea of ​​having a child, so I’m not about to subject her to physical or emotional hardship.”
Instead, the couple chose a different path, having previously adopted their first daughter and recently welcoming two more daughters into their family, forming a new kind of family through adoption.
Jin Tae Hyun isn’t the only celebrity to openly talk about IVF. Singer Lee Hyori also shared her honest stance when asked if she would have children.
At the time, she stated, “I don’t want to go as far as IVF. If a child came to us naturally, I would be really grateful and raise him with care,” expressing her preference for a natural process.
Meanwhile, Kim Jong-kook, who got married last year, revealed a similar view on parenting.
Via his YouTube channel, he explained, “Natural pregnancy may be less physically demanding for my wife. I’ve heard that IVF can be very painful for women,” clarifying why he’s leaning towards natural conception.
As ways to start a family continue to diversify, celebrity couples are choosing paths that align with their values ​​and personal circumstances.
In an environment where diverse choices are increasingly respected, support continues to flow not only to couples pursuing IVF, but also to those who consciously decide not to.
Sources: Daum
